Dispatches from Turtleland
byThe race to recovery for Georgia’s sea turtle population is slow and steady. Still, turtle folk are here for the long haul.
Features
On Simmer: Black-Owned Restaurants Heating Up Savannah’s Dining Scene
byRecent investments in Black-owned restaurants are stirring up the local culinary scene — and showing the need for more fire
Sailing With Faith
byAs the caretaker of two wooden schooners and captain of Old Coast Adventure Company, Thomson Moore invites others aboard his living sculpture
2023 ‘So Savannah’ Photo Contest Winners
byIntroducing the winners of Savannah magazine’s inaugural photo contest
Going the Distance: 11 Female Entrepreneurs Share Their Wellness Journeys
bySavannah’s leading health-focused entrepreneurs share what wellness means to them — and how to stay the course Photography by KATIE McGEE ONCE FOCUSED ALMOST…
The Leading Ladies of Georgia’s Booming Film Business
byTake a behind-the-scenes look at the women directing Georgia’s $4 billion film business Photography by D. LAWRENCE BARKSDALE IT’S NO SECRET that the movie…
Homegrown Hustle: Meet Lauren Marcinkoski of Luray Peanut Co.
byEnjoying boiled peanuts and leading global brands are tradition for this Savannah native Photography by D. LAWRENCE BARKSDALE LAUREN MARCINKOSKI grew up in Savannah….
Tour the Ardsley Park Home of Weezie Towel’s Liz Eichholz
byThe luxury towel designer, wife and mother of three makes the ordinary extraordinary in a charming abode Photography by KELLI BOYD FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS and…
Channeling Progress: How the Historic Savannah Foundation continues the legacy of its original founding women
byPhotography courtesy of HISTORIC SAVANNAH FOUNDATION “DON’T IT ALWAYS seem to go,” sings Joni Mitchell in her hit song “Big Yellow Taxi,” “that you…
A Club for the Books: Readers Become Friends in Savannah’s Best Book Clubs
byPhotography by MICHAEL SCHALK ROBIN GRENCHIK’S BOOK CLUB has been meeting for 15 years. Long enough that the books they’ve read — 75 in…